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CNBC's Fast Money
"freeport" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"As we speak. The stock is down about two and a half percent. Not too many headlines out so far so far Tesla aims to cut next generation vehicle assembly costs by 50% will keep you posted on any new developments that come much more fast money right after this. Welcome back to fast money shares of C three AI dropping nearly 10% today ahead of its quarterly results tomorrow. Options traders are betting on a huge move for the stock. Kelly intelligence CEO Kevin Kelly joins us with the action, Kevin. I'm Melissa. Well, C three AI actually had almost two times the amount of calls versus puts sedated despite the action in the stock price at 1.81 .87 times the amount of calls and that's interesting going into tomorrow's move where you're going to see an implied move off of earnings of about 14.3 when the average is 6.8%. And so we saw the largest trade today was 395 contracts that expires march 10th and that's of the $25 call and they paid about 70 cents earlier this morning when the stock was at around $21 and 70 cents. All right, Kevin, thanks for more options action. Be sure to tune into the full show that's Friday 5 30 p.m. Eastern Time up next final trains. Final trade time, Steve. Tesla, if it gives you a discount tomorrow, take it. Let's start to catch a nice surprise. Courtney, Freeport McMahon on China reopening and continued easy demand. I think this is a good play. Karen. Yes. I didn't think Lowe's was that bad, but it was down a lot. Wait two more days. Tan. Yeah, lily's getting close and happy birthday to my dad and he's one of your happy person. Thank you for watching fast money. We'll see you back here tomorrow 5 more fast, mad money, which you in Kramer starts right now. Hi, I'm Tom yamas, and for me the news is so much more than a headline. It informs it inspires and it still matters. To cover it, you have to be in it. And that's what mine show is gonna do. We'll take you to the front lines of the
Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"freeport" Discussed on Bitcoin Magazine Podcast
"Let's jump into some commodities because these are going to be very important when we talk about CPI. So this first one is U.S. oil U.S. crew WTI. And I just want to show that it's having a hard time breaking above 80. I wouldn't be surprised if it did break this, but overall what I want to show here is it's not high right now. It's been trending downward. This is a weekly chart. So it's been trending downward and we're not getting any sort of new price pressure from oil. And that is the kind of theme that I want to build over the next few slides. So if you go to the next slide, is gasoline futures, U.S. gasoline futures. Very, very similar to the oil chart, but once again, there's no price pressure from gasoline at this time. Yes, over the last month, or 6 weeks or so, we have been in this little bit higher trend, but overall it's not lower highs and lower lows on the gasoline futures on the weekly chart. Okay, next slide. This is European natural gas and we've talked about this, of course, a lot back in 2021. We started mentioning this and then, of course, with the invasion of Ukraine, we had the big blow off here, and it went up like crazy, but you can see on this weekly chart, it has been trending downward. It hasn't returned to normal, but once again, there's no added price pressure right now from natural gas in Europe. The next slide is natural gas in the U.S., and it tells the exact same story. It continues to trend downward. Chris, can we get the next slide, please? There we go. That's the U.S. natural gas. It continues to trend downward just like the European, even with the opening of Freeport, Freeport, I believe it's in Houston, but it's like the biggest natural gas exporting hub in the United States. It was closed for about 6 months to a year. And now it has recently reopened, they think this could push domestic prices higher because we'll be exporting more LNG, but so far that hasn't had an effect on the price. And you can see it's just really well. This is basically returned to normal, where Europe is still somewhat elevated. But again, no price pressure higher from natural gas. Okay, next slide. Kind of taking this into the shipping. This is the Baltic dry index. This includes bulk goods, bulk commodities. So anything that doesn't get shipped in the 40 foot semi containers. Would be included in the Baltic dry index. This is just price to ship that around the world. And you can see this is trending downward too. So shipping costs have come back to normal. Back to sanity and there is no increased price pressure to continue pushing CPI higher from shipping. Next slide is the last one I believe. This is the last one from all of these charts. This is fritos, and it is the 40 foot container. So this is the containers that you think of on the big ships. And you can see down under 2500 returned to normal, so again, no price pressures from supply chains at this time. And that's all I have for the charts.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"freeport" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We'll be here each and every week at this time Tapping into our Bloomberg intelligence analyst covering some 2000 companies in 130 industries worldwide. Let's talk about one of my favorite topics, and that is the energy world. So gas focused operators could continue to outperform crude oriented peers, even if natural gas balances don't remain as tight in 2023, the man behind that call, Bloomberg intelligence in your oil and gas analyst Vincent Piazza, Vincent, always good to get your perspective. What is your main thesis here? Because in theory, this year was super tight for natural gas. It was tight foil, but super tight for natural gas and that caused this outperformance. Why won't that continue, but the outperformance of the equity will continue? So I think in a relative basis natural gas is much better positioned than crude oil. There is a durable structural longer term shift that is favoring natural gas in the power stack. In terms of LNG exports and also on the industrial side. But you're right, 2023 is not likely to be as constructive as 2022. But I think for the natural gas names, there are much better positioned than in general. The crude oil complex and there is a plethora of reasons why, but I think for 2023, it could be a little bit softer. We can go into a lot more detail. But for the most part, Alex, the demand side during winter is the most crucial period for natural gas balances. And we think this winter at least we're going to see a little bit softer on the demand side, whether it may not be there. We probably are not going to see the draws that we saw in prior years. And we could be a little bit looser because of the demand side. The production side, I think we're going to be a little bit more surprised to the upside EIA recently bumped up its estimates. We still think there are about one and a half, 2% off for 2023 production. So I think it will be a slightly looser balances for 2023 relative to 2022, but I still think they're much better positioned relative to the liquid stamps. So Vince, I know in speaking with you and reading your research, you have to have a supply model, demand model, know where all this where this commodity is going to go. Talk to us a little bit about the supply here. How do you think about that? Yeah, so let's talk about CAPEX. Let's talk about the budgets at the EMPs will likely set up for 2023. We should see a double digit increase in spending, we could see roughly 15 to 16% higher year over year 2023, 2022. But half that is going to be because of inflation. So labor is going to hurt steel is still going to hurt and fuel still going to hurt the operators, but you still will have because of that higher CAPEX rate. And because of a couple of years of under investment, you'll still likely have a little bump up on the CAPEX side. For a little bit of growth, again, I think that we're likely going to see production come in a little bit higher, roughly one and a half, 2% above where the EIA is. We could see one O one and a half or one O two BCF a day. I think that's what our thinking is. And while infrastructure bottlenecks will be the talk of the town for the first half. I think that's somewhat temporary and intermittent. And I think those will loosen in the back half of 2023. The main upside for gas this year has really been in Europe, obviously with the war in Ukraine. And I'm wondering if you talk about Appalachia, for example, like how much of that gas is being produced is actually going to be selling at international or European prices. So it's interesting because what we have today is a somewhat blocked market for the most part. With Freeport being off, there's really not a lot of new capacity that can head overseas, we're pushing roughly 12 BCF of feed gas. That's not likely to change much when Freeport gets the bottleneck we're likely to add one and a half to BCF a day more so that is incremental demand, but that's something that we already had in our models. There's not a lot of new Greenfield capacity this year coming on. It's really a 2024 story. And why is that Vince? Because we've been seeing the war in Ukraine and it just seems like a simpleton like me says to you guys, just pump some more oil and gas refine it and send it over there. But we have the capacity to produce, but in order to build the trains, the plants to push out domestically produce natural gas converted into LNG, ship it overseas, it takes a long time to plan and build, approve and get the permits for all of this new capacity. So I think that's really the logjam, interestingly though, we don't have the crisis that we thought we were going to have. European storage is roughly 91% full at the moment. And so balances seem to be a little bit looser storage seems to be better and we saw European prices trade off. So it seems Europe is in much better shape and you saw U.S. prices also trade off in sympathy. So in terms of the equity market and the equities that are exposed mostly to gas versus mostly oil versus a solid combination of the two, where's the most upside considering that all these guys have had a big nice run. So if you think about the runner they'd had, you need EBITDA 2023, the Appalachian names are still trading at somewhere around three and a half times. And that's even with a free cash flow yield close to 20%. And that is at a discount about a one one and a half turn discount to the broader upstream group. These players have much improved balance sheets because of that free cash flow. They've been able to pay down debt. So leverage looks a lot better. Valuations look better relative to history. But I think the broader concern here is we had a strip that was somewhere in the $7 range. Now we're looking at front in the 5 55 60 range. We think for the first quarter of next year, winter strips somewhere around the 5 $56 range are much more reasonable. So that's why we tend to think that it's pretty much status quo for a while. Vincent really appreciate it. We can talk about this all day. Vincent Piazza, Bloomberg intelligence senior oil and gas analyst. Now let's turn to the U.S. machinery sector where near record backlogs infrastructure investment in inventory restocking have provided extended production visibility for equipment producers in 2023. Bloomberg intelligence senior industrials analyst joins us now Chris Selena. Chris, what is the biggest driver of the industrials on a micro level next year? Yeah, you know, demand remains remarkably strong. And despite kind of the deteriorating economic backdrop, backlogs are near or near record levels, we have this deluge of public sector spending that's going to come through, highlighted by the infrastructure Bill. And really we're not seeing any signs of order starting to deteriorate. So the underlying demand backdrop remains quite healthy and I think that's going to help cushion some of the softer economic headlines that we anticipate will come next year. And it's really provided them with some above average production visibility that really already extends into the second half of next year. All right, Chris, I love the companies that you cover and count Uber cover. These are real big manufacturing companies. I think about caterpillar, deer. There, I think about the farmer. How's the U.S. farmer doing and how does that translating into orders at the deers of the world? We remain I'd say most constructive on the outlook for ag equipment, particularly large ag, but like you said, the names of deer, CNH co and despite
Bloomberg Radio New York
"freeport" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The short group, the oil and the oil analysis firm. Steven, is there any incentive for oil producers to try to put a tamp down on some of this volatility? What do you see coming from OPEC plus as we get into the winter? Well, just over the past couple of weeks, and OPEC the price hawks in OPEC caused the stir, which has sent prices here in the U.S. back above 100 or close to $100 a barrel. When you had some rhetoric coming out saying, look, guys, there's a disconnect. What we're seeing in the physical market, as opposed to what everyone watches in the media futures price, there's a disconnect, the physical market is telling us that maybe we should be cutting back down production. And of course, that's then prices are rising. But then that was followed up about a week later and no fix that we have no intention of cutting back production. So what the producer can do is continue to get to produce and show that they're getting oil to the market. But when you have a situation, of course, what we're seeing in Europe, those dynamics with what's going on and the bleak prospects that you're seeing this winter for European consumers in heating market. Of course, what I just said about what's going on in China and here in the United States where it appears over the past year and a half, The White House and the industry are at war with one another. So making investments to get more production to the market is tenuous. So what we need to see some tamping down of the rhetoric, both from the oil industry, but more importantly from The White House to show that we are all on the same team and we are working together that would certainly help 12 some of this volatility. But it doesn't seem that's happening. So when you're looking at a situation where the producer is shy, once bitten twice shy, they were crushed lost $70 billion in 2020 because of COVID. So once bitten twice shy, are they brought back production for fineries are running at record paces? They're doing what they tend to get price to the market. But this long-term narrative in the market that there is a supply disconnect and the producer, the politics and the business aren't working together. So until we see that Nathan, unfortunately, we're going to see continued volatility in this market. And to your point about the crisis in Europe when it comes to home heating, natural gas potentially being broken off from Russia, oil as well. We've heard a lot of projections about just how dramatically prices could spike in Europe. Do you see any spillover from that crisis into the U.S. market? To a point. So recently, last week, natural gas prices in Europe traded. Now brace yourself, trade the equivalent of $500 crude oil. So that just goes to show you how just out of size the situation is in Europe. And it is having an impact on the U.S.. Right now, the U.S. is a burgeoning LNG liquefied natural gas shipper. So we are exporting. And a number of our exports obviously are going to Europe, but at the beginning of the summer, a major LNG exporter, Freeport LNG had a shut in to one of their export, the local action facilities. And that facility accounts for 20% of the natural gas being shipped out of the United States. When that news broke natural gas prices here in the United States cratered because all of a sudden this natural gas that was going to be exported can't be exported. So that was more gas for the domestic market. And then about a month later, news broke that Freeport is going to restart those
Bloomberg Radio New York
"freeport" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Team and we are working together. That would certainly help some of this volatility. But it doesn't seem that's happening. So when you're looking at a situation where the producer is shy, once bitten twice shy, they were crushed, lost $70 billion in 2020 because of COVID. So once bitten twice shy, they are brought back production refineries are running at record cases. They're doing what they tend to get price to the market, but this long-term narrative in the market that there is a supply disconnect. And the producer, the politics and the business aren't working together. So until we see that Nathan, unfortunately, we're going to see continued volatility in this market. And to your point about the crisis in Europe when it comes to home heating, natural gas potentially being broken off from Russia, oil as well. We've heard a lot of projections about just how dramatically prices could spike in Europe. Do you see any spillover from that crisis into the U.S. market? To a point. So recently, last week, natural gas prices in Europe traded. Now brace yourself, trade the equivalent of $500 crude oil. So that just goes to show you how just out of size the situation is in Europe. And it is having an impact on the U.S.. Right now, the U.S. is a burgeoning LNG liquefied natural gas shipper. So we are exporting. And a number of our exports obviously are going to Europe. But at the beginning of this summer, a major LNG exporter, Freeport LNG had a shut in to one of their export the local action facilities. And that facility accounts for 20% of the natural gas being shipped out of the United States. When that news broke natural gas prices here in the United States cratered because all of a sudden this natural gas that was going to be exported can't be exported. So that was more gas for the domestic market. And then about a month later, news broke that Freeport is going to restart those
Bloomberg Radio New York
"freeport" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is the last of the oil majors to report second quarter earnings that was arrived at in about 40 minutes time. The company is expected to follow suit from its rivals with higher profits buybacks and possibly even a dividend hike joining us now is Bloomberg intelligence as senior energy industry analyst will hares. Good morning to you well. We have soaring oil and gas prices. So what does that get tell us about what you're expecting from BP's earnings? Thanks and good morning. Yes. So given the backdrop and what we've seen from the rest of the peer group, we are really expecting to see record adjusted earnings in two Q of around 6.7 billion and on that to be complemented by record adjusted cash flow of about 12 and a half billion. So we are seeing this historic financial performance really across the board from all of the western super majors. And that's going to be filtering down into some shareholder distribution upgrades as well. Yeah, so share buybacks or an increased dividend, what do you think we might get out of these results as well as, of course, the future outlook for BP? Yeah, of course. So very similar to what we've seen from its peers with buybacks remain the heavily favored shareholder distribution mechanism. We would expect to see at the very least two and a half billion buy bank charge in the third quarter. This would match the second quarter. We could even see an upgrade maybe 3 billion and I also would not be surprised to see a small dividend bump as well. Keep in mind that BP's dividend has recovered the least of any western energy major from the COVID downtown and shareholders will be eager to see some indication from management for recovery of the payout. What about BP's joint ventures in Russia? Should we be expecting to hear anything more about them? So in one Q BP wrote down its entirety of its Russian joint ventures, it took a 25 billion charge now, I'm not expecting to see anything more on write downs in this quarter. However, we will see an impact from the de recognition of Russian production into upstream. However, keep in mind that we are still expecting the historic oil and gas prices that we've seen in the quarter to more than offset the impact of that. Okay. What about that fire a Freeport LNG? I mean, BP gets a chunk of its LNG supply from there. What do we know about how BP bundled been affected? So BP is the largest buyer of Freeport LNG supply and it went down from a fire in early June. Obviously this impacts BP. However, it will just have forced them onto the spot market and we expect this may represent a minor earnings headwind in their gas and low carbon unit as it has forced them to source higher expensive cargoes on the global LNG spot market as we're seeing in the European market particularly. What's the one key number you'll be looking for when we get this earnings release? I'm going to be looking for that buyback number. I think 2.5 billion or 3 billion is going to be really key and indicative of perhaps the run rate to expect beyond into four Q as we can see right now the conditions are extending historic volatility and very favorable commodity pricing backdrop for all of these companies. And so I think establishing that run rate for buybacks and also the dividend bump will be will be the key the key things for investors to look out for. Okay. Well, we'll be watching for that figure when the earnings drop at 7 a.m. this morning. Thank you so much, will for being with us. Well, hare's has Bloomberg intelligence is senior energy industry analyst. There's also a tea live blog, of
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"freeport" Discussed on Discover Music Channel (Discover Music Channel)
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The Payroll Podcast
"freeport" Discussed on The Payroll Podcast
"And there's a nominative by the plan to take advantage talks about some of this before so health and social care is putting on a bit of a rise fifteen percent national insurance for employers. Do you want to consider veterans because the new veterans special insurance holiday which actually came in this year. But the i get ready in time for their systems so you have to retrospective claim but we'll part of payroll next year and also the implications for freeport without a take that will affect many less unless you've got a worker. I think i'm sinus from memory. If you've got workers they spend at least six percent. There were time in a free port area On to work for you would only apply to those but Meant to be an establishment of revenue reports and businesses associated with that freeport area can again gets a national insurance holiday to a potentially be will lower a threshold values on the one. We used to full veterans students apprentices. So yes quite a bit happening. Sign that on tax not expecting any chine joey. Paul from scotland. Maybe you mentioned earlier about the freeport and veterans an auto at that. Well i was just re- refreshing. My memory is to the category because this was announced in the software developer information back at the beginning of august. I think it was tactically. Of course he's being introduced to deal with the veterans savings so we've got a new acronym voest presumably veteran upper secondary threshold and then of course full where actually where there are other categories that could be impacted than i think If if i understood the guidance correctly it would be. You would need contact. Hmo to be able to make a manual adjustment which was for the veterans but with the freeport employees. We've got four new categories an operation. So we've got f- so again new akron forced forced by the end of that for st. i think would would have been a really good one. But a free freeport's upper secondary fresh out which as simon suggested could be different right to the other secondary shows so f- category f replaces a situations catchy. I replace his bay which is a real fresh pot. I be intrigued to know how many people that would category s would be equal or the equivalent to catch say and cash quick l. would be the equivalent to catch j. so of course that's where you got deferred sorry technology movement of fizzle. Isn't it really is i. You know we live the fissile every now and again. Simon you rob me of my joy on that one. I just actually talk about the flexible. Sst which is on the other side. I think the reason we talked about that was that wasn't an announcement made and this effect anyone who's been keeping sort of a close eye on the consultations that being carried out over recent years on the ideal the notion of introducing greater flexibility into the statutory. I process because at the moment it really doesn't support phased return to work. And i think we discussing this early assignment made a very valid point that flexible assess pd announcement being made. That now is not the right time. How often the government's use that phrase. Now he's not the right time to introduce those changes. I would say that now is the perfect time however of handful in other areas. And so if you've been keeping an eye out for any changes to us as pay then. I'm going to be happening anytime soon. But because they will get through. And i know that misconception the holiday pay slide when we get there is going to be a good charitable area then to pay gap opposing then the pay gap by wc trump the third consecutive year the based twenty twenty one. The mean paik..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"freeport" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Heading out West. We gotta check right now. On trafficking weather together. Folks are heading west and all sorts of places. Super retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes. Mike, Where are those people headed? Well, A lot of those hooks are headed home. At least that's what I think. Here. The South Bend expressways already jammed coming out of the tunnel. It's like that, or all the way down to a right lane breakdown after the gas tank right in front of that Yale appliance building If you're familiar near the gas tank anyways, Okay, Once you break free from that breakdown, you're good to go all the way to Braintree. So if you can hop on at Freeport Street, you'll be pretty good. Now. The North Island Expressway is tough from Braintree up to Furnace Creek Parkway. But then it's good all the way in after that. Elsewhere to the south. Things aren't bad. Route three is slow down towards Derby Street. But when is it not? 1 20 eight's good to knead them through dead Um and 95 South will take you down to the Rhode Island line without any problems at all. Speaking of problems, We got one up north Route three south. It's jammed up well over a mile through Chelmsford. It's a pretty bad crash cleanup going on after Drum Hill route for three vehicles were involved. One of them rolled over. Two right lanes are blocked at the scene in Dortmund, jammed from 4 95 up to that scene with curiosity. That's two miles there. I should mention 93 North. It's slow going from Sullivan Square up to Medford. And up after 1 25. This report sponsored by Duck Duck, Go Protect your privacy for free with duck. Duck. Go! What is it? That makes you uniquely you? Well, duck duck Go doesn't think that's any of their business. And frankly, it shouldn't be the business of any tech company. Protect your privacy online.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"freeport" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Port Aransas to Freeport. A tropical storm warning extends to high island in a tropical storm Watch two Sabine past life threatening storm surge is also possible for the very latest on Nicholas. Keep it right here. To San Antonio Police officers are on administrative duty after the fatal shooting of a man who was reportedly reaching for a gun. It happened right after midnight Sunday morning on Pema Street near Palo Alto Boulevard. Officers were doing a routine drug patrol and they approached a man in his car when he saw them coming. He reportedly tried to escape and pulled a gun from his waistband, and the officer shot him. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The case is still under investigation. Meantime, officials are identifying one of two suspects who reportedly push to ban into the San Antonio River with fatal results around 11 P.m. Friday, two men approached the 50 year old victim, and after a fight, they deliberately shoved him into the river. Witnesses pulled the man out of the water, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. The two suspects ran away but were later arrested. Police say 32 year old Pedro Medina is charged with manslaughter. The second suspect has not yet been identified. Like so many Americans, former President Donald Trump took time out over the weekend to mark the 20th anniversary of the 9 11 terror attacks. He visited a fire station and a police precinct in New York City Saturday morning after earlier releasing a video message marking the solemn occasion September 11th represents great sorrow for our country. Many things were displayed that day, including most importantly, the bravery of our police, fire and first responders of every kind. Trump did not join President Biden and other past presidents at official 9 11 Memorial ceremonies. The Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery is now the nation's first Purple heart of a cemetery. The Department of Texas Military Order of the Purple Heart made the proclamation on Saturday. As purple heart recipients were being honored. The 635 Acre DFW National Cemetery is the third busiest national cemetery in the country, averaging nearly two dozen burials a day. Republican governors are pledging to push back against President Biden's recently announced Covid mandates. The list continues to grow by the day. Those governors say the vaccine mandates are unconstitutional and an attack on personal freedoms. Here's what the president announced last week. Businesses with 100 or more workers must require vaccination or weekly tests. Employees that Medicare or Medicaid funded nursing homes must be vaccinated. Plus almost all federal employees and contractors must get the vaccine with no option of testing. The surgeon general's As the administration believes the mandates will hold up legally, and they'll only allow for religious or medical exemptions. Meantime, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the president isn't paying attention to covid cases coming across the southern border. The numbers are growing. It's getting worse. It's worse it's ever been And that's what happens when you announce first day you're not going to deport anybody, and then you start eliminating all the federal laws that are in place like stay in Mexico and making sure that prisoners are detained. They are released from prison. ER sent back to their country as of September, 8th ice reported 851 covid cases among the over 23,000 migrants currently in custody. A sex abuse lawsuit against Britain's Prince Andrew goes before a New York federal court today. Andrew, Son of Queen Elizabeth is accused in the suit of sexually assaulting Virginia Roberts Jew free when she was 17. She said she was a victim of a sex trafficking carried out by the late Jeffrey Epstein. Today's hearing will likely focus on whether Andrew has been officially served with the court documents, in which case he will have 21 days to respond. After four years in Wisconsin State Mental hospital. One of the now young women convicted in the slender man stabbing is going home and Lisa were and will be released today and she said to live with her father were was just 12 when she and another girl stabbed a friend nearly to death back in 2012 we're in, Kaiser said They did it to appease the slender man, a fictional character and one of the Internet's best known urban legends. We, as lawyers says she worked on her mental health and education and no longer needs to be in state custody, traffic and weather together in a minute, But first check of your money and the world of business at Corey's at the Bloomberg News Desk, It will be a big day for Apple fans tomorrow. Apple unveils its latest iPhone.
KTRH
"freeport" Discussed on KTRH
"The one at Monroe. I'm sky Mike. The Gulf Coast windows dot com. 24 hour traffic center from our ktrh, John more services, 24 hour Weather center, Tropical Storm watches and warnings for Southeast Texas rain today. In particular, starting more heavy variety. This afternoon winds will pick up as well. Hi. Right about 78 in the range will continue to tonight And tomorrow we'll check it all out. Nicholas, Of course, when we talked to Terry Smith at the weather Channel in eight minutes, right now, it is 74 your officials. Severe weather station NewsRadio, 7 40 ktrh. It is time now for the news here, Sheriff Friar Morning everyone is 6 32 on NewsRadio. 7 40 ktrh News is sponsored by Oak Harvest Financial Group Top story this hour Tropical Storm Nicholas approaching our Texas coast expected to strengthen as it gets closer. Can't Prohaska with the National Weather Service is some parts of our area could see 20 inches of rain. 10 to 20 inches of rain is going to cause a lot of problems with the other thing that's really important. Understand here is that this is going to be raining really hard, really fast. You know, 3 to 4 inch an hour rainfall rates will move very quickly overwhelm flood control systems. Street flooding BIOS creeks yard flooding ponding for being county are coastal counties are under a tropical storm warning already All of our people are going to be here shortly. If not here already. And we have got emergency management fully staffed. Ready to go here and then again, high water vehicles, Assets, rescue equipment here on site Storm surge all up and down the Galveston Coast. Texas Coast, Matagorda. Galveston County Judge Mark Henry there with our TV partner, Channel two. Now he's going to be joining us here live. It's 7 52. We've got a hurricane watch now a watch, in effect from Puerto Francis all the way up to Freeport. Texas City in Pasadena. SDS already closed today We've got a complete list of school closures for you at ktrh.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"freeport" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Or SUV. Visit US at Yankee Custom truck outfit. Your vehicle was brands like access, cover and custom designed by the tech boy liners with on site installation in Tewksbury, Saugus, Brockton, now short in south Portland, right parts right now. And it's 7 53. Here we go on those roads. We've got traffic and weather together. The Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes. I'd say. Take your pick their Laurie. Well, first off, I'll just mention the fact that I'm sure I don't even need to mention it. We can't say out there. It's so foggy out there. We got the rain falling and we've had issues with Hydro planing this morning. It's been a rough one. Then what's helping us out is the lighter than usual volume it being a Friday in the summer time, however. We do have our issues. We have a crash. Right now. It's in the breakdown Lane in Matthew, and this is on the westbound side of 2 13 just before you get to exit one, which is 93. Also another crash reported on the Access road to Route three on 1 28 north down there at the Middlesex Turnpike in Burlington, Watch out for a disabled vehicle. It's in the breakdown lane, but Just watch out as they clear it out. 1 28 north on route 20 in welfare. Let's get a check of the expressway. Now, with Krista Neck in the WBZ NewsRadio Road reports Gloria, you can make it all the way up to Freeport Street and Morrissey Boulevard. At this point I expressed by North and before you hit the first delays, it is slow from there up toward the fortress building. Now things have been good for a while on the south side of the lane drop at seven Hills. Not anymore. Now it's all jammed up from just after Columbia Road down past the yacht Club, But then it sorts itself out eventually, and then it's also slow. So all found down around Bryant Avenue Furnace Brook Parkway. Sometimes that's a delay in the morning due to solar glare. Not this morning, Christine Back in the WBZ NewsRadio Road report. No indeed. And the toughest stuff we're seeing downtown right now is really that lever connector down ramparts is jammed to end to end. But the Tobin is okay. As are the airport tunnels. Laurie Grandi, WBC's traffic on the threes. All right there. Laurie a look now at the WBZ four day AccuWeather forecast, as it is also brought to you by At the sour Toyota Toyota's official website.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"freeport" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"The rest of his life behind bars. Chris Pharma WBZ Austin's news radio. 10 33 the super retailers of New England all will drive traffic on the threes. David Straka Lino, What do you see out there? It's in a lot of brake lights north of the city, Laurie. This report sponsored by Wendy's on 4 95 south on Jim from before Route 97 to a crash before to 13 and Mithun. But sounds like they just opened up a lane there so hopefully that will begin to get a little bit better, hopefully sooner rather than later. South of the city on 4 95 South bond installed out through ongoing construction between route 24 on route 44 on the way to the Cape. A lot of brake lights on 25 eastbound from about a mile before or the born bridge because of construction. Expressway North bound just under 15 minutes now, with some heavy traffic around the yacht club, then none little tight of times at the entrance to the O'Neill Tunnel south pounds a bit heavy by Freeport Street. Right now it Wendy's You could get a bacon double stack for peace, crispy or spicy nuggets, fries and a drink in the $5 biggie bag. That's too fresh beef Patties, applewood smoked bacon and juicy chicken all for just five bucks. Secure the bag with the most value. Get the biggie bag Pricing participation may very David's truffle Lino WBZ traffic on the threes. Winds kicking up to above 15 20 miles an hour right now, seeing mostly sunny skies mostly everywhere on our high today, But 65 we could see some light showers this afternoon.
WGN Radio
"freeport" Discussed on WGN Radio
"You're on WGN. Good morning. Morning, John. I love your show. We had a very unique prom and Freeport, Illinois at the Catholic High School. Freeport AC one we had prom drawing. That anybody who wanted to go could go. It's been going on for well over 50 years, and it's still a tradition. Stay that they you know, do it. Every year. We all the boys would go in the gym and all the girls names to be put into a fish ball. Girls go in the cafeteria and sit in a large circle and and to make sure there was even number we'd have to dress sophomores, occasionally. Um, and then the boys to pick a name they'd walk into the cafeteria. Walk around the circle and stop in front of the young woman and ask her to go to prom on Ben. Of course, that's got to be much more dramatic. As the years went on, we had work done. Um, they got it Got to the point where I know recently, maybe the last 10 years. Ah, young man somehow got ahold of a casket and was carried in by his friends. He sat up and asked the young lady to prom. I mean, there's just been all kind of school is this Where does this happen? It's in Freeport, Illinois is the Catholic schools. AC went and they still do that. So you don't ask your girlfriend or boyfriend you are randomly selected with somebody who's not your boyfriend girlfriend. It was fantastic. I my husband I didn't fight for and we didn't go to prom together. But if I may say so, but that that that this is a possibility, the prom king quarterback handsome. His kid in the school might be, uh, you know, paired with the wallflower girl who has no relationship with him, right? I mean that that could happen. And then the other and the other way around this. Well, sure, nothing think that the boys had a cool for that kind of thing. But they may have, you know. Wow, I've not heard of such a thing. I think I like that idea. I got to do speed jokes, Peggy, Thanks for the phone Call. What a story. Here we go way. Just street jokes.
Two Guys to the Dark Tower Came: A Podcast about Stephen King and His Books
A Review Of The Long Walk, Chapters 9-18
"The long walk continues with only sixty. Walkers remaining geared is determined to make it to freeport or he'll see his mother and girlfriend jan more walkers get their tickets and the boys continue their discussions as physical and mental exhaustion weigh on them eventually. The long walk enters massachusetts and only three boys remain gary mic varieties and stebens. Only one will be the last walker standing but even so at what price victory. Nice day were in this section of the book and one of the things we talked about last episode is how we were a little disappointed that there wasn't a lot more world building going on yeah King seemed to be very vague as to what sort of relived these characters were in boys going on. We got the sense that things weren't great but not all of the details and in this one. There's a lot more of that world building we're looking for. Yeah it definitely satisfied my craving for those details. I still don't know that it was enough for my my modern sensibilities if you will I wanted to know what was going on. Outside of the walk and king still doesn't really reveal that but he gives us just a little bit more of a taste. Oh those are so delicious. Yeah each one of them is pretty great. The fact there's now thirty first day of april. Yeah that was the first one in this section. I was like whoa and you know. We talked about the dark tower. There were times early on. We're like boy. That's a weird little editing mistake. At first i thought well maybe april thirty. One is an editing mistake but then there were a couple more came shortly thereafter. That you're like. Oh kings doing something here. Yeah yeah there were fifty one states. When i saw that my immediate question was what is that fifty for state. I mean it could be anything is is it. Puerto rico is his canada. I don't know like it could be so many things it could be half of. Mexico is the fifty first state. It's not really important to the story. But it would be kinda cool to have one of those jr token style maps or like the the dark tower style maps that shows the world of the long walk and the path that they walk. Yep and then you can see like now. There's this you know. East pennsylvania and west pennsylvania. Yeah you're not even thinking big enough jay. Maybe like the western eight states all disappeared or were destroyed and so then they picked up nine states that we don't have today and not not just one new one. What do you think of that. Yeah or maybe california finally broke into five pieces. Resold alaska back to the russians for for a net total of one game state. Yeah and cut off. Florida like bugs. Bunny does in that. Famous jif yup. Yeah there were other interesting facts. That that Apparently there were german air raids on the east coast of the united states. And there's clearly has been some kind of takeover. The major seems to be the figurehead leader or commander of this Of the united states. So i'm guessing some sort of military coup but somebody says in the old days before the change and the squads when they were still millionaires like basically went before before a lot of wealth was redistributed to who knows who knows in what way but clearly this is not the world that king lived through when he was writing this story. Right the most intriguing one was this idea that world war two was different in how it played out so there's talks about german raids on the east coast. That occurred that people were afraid of and then later on they talk about the provo governor who is a war hero. He led a raid on a german nuclear base in santiago in nineteen fifty three. So yeah this is definitely not the world that is just hey our world bit in the future. This is a total man in the high castle. Style alternate reality or maybe even a father callahan like slipping through alternate versions of of the universe or of the of the world making this whole story. Kind of dark tower finney.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"freeport" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Is 1 43 traffic and weather together, starting with a Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes are we still stuck on the expressway? Especially cell found Tina. This timer sponsored by Walgreens Expressway cellphone that earlier left wing crashed before Neponset that's still there, causing everyone Jim back from Mass have Expressway, North bound heavy curiosity. Delays granted, have a past Freeport and then in the heavy another heavy stretch Columbia Road up to that earlier crash by South Hampton Street through three is looking good now through Weymouth. Donna Plymouth 24. 95 new Issues Lower End of 1 28 93 Nothing in your way between the pike in Braintree. Turned up north. Everything is pretty quiet up that way Out west. The pike both ways Speed limit Does trip between Logan and 2 90 Auburn, No issues on both 4 95 and 2 90 right out through Western. Why Walgreens for your Medicare prescriptions, Convenient refill and pick up options expert pharmacist who know you and your medications and a low cost co pays trust. Walgreen's with your Medicare prescriptions, David said. Ronnie WBC's traffic on the threes. We've got 19 degrees in Boston right now. Bright sunshine this afternoon, but frigid and windy. Hi. Just 21 feels like the single digits, though. Clear tonight, a little less windy but intensely frigid. We are dropping to about eight degrees Sunset tonight at 4 56 mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow High 25 looking at Monday cloudy and breezy snow developing in the afternoon high 35 on Monday that's no will likely continue Monday night into Tuesday with a potential for significant accumulations, Maybe 10 inches or more. Hi 33 degrees on Tuesday Live local and fiercely independent..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"freeport" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Private development in over the Rhine. But right now things are on hold. Just a city Councilman Steve Gooding says the city would be insane to walk away from opposed $80 million development in over the Rhine. His colleagues have hit pause on the project of Liberty and L'm after hearing from people who think it'll drive low income residents out politics. It's folks turn to attack the administration that's trying to attack the mayor playing racial politics on D. It's just it's just really disgusting would know the Scots loan show. He was particularly disturbed people alleged Castle was in bed with the developers, he says. The truth is, the people behind the project could have gotten a much better deal somewhere else. Yes, was not giving them any money to build Freeport Row all they gets a tax abatement. The property taxes that have to pay in the future. I'm Brian comes news radio 70 oww! Ohio Governor Mike DeWine says the spread of coronavirus remains at a high level, so he is extending the 10 o'clock curfew Once again. He also says he's sticking with his timeline for allowing other age groups to get the vaccine starting next week with those 75 older this, despite being told not to expect an increase in shipments of the vaccine. Until March. Comedian and Yellow Springs resident Dave Chappelle has tested positive for covert 19 David Chappelle is tested positive recovered 19 1 Day after performing a live show Wednesday. Reps for Chappelle say the 47 year old comedian has also canceled this more remaining shows that were set to take place at the Stubs Amphitheater in Austin, Texas, Joe Rogan was set to appear to part of a socially distance comedy shows that he had been doing since the summer, according to a statement. Capellas quarantining and not experiencing any symptoms. Fell in his crew would also be tested before every performance and offered rapid testing to all audience members before every show, Matt Wolf, ABC, NAS and some sad breaking news out of Atlanta this morning, CBS 46 is reporting that Major League Baseball Hall of Famer and one time home run King Hank Aaron has died this morning. At the age of 86. Our next update At 11. I'm Ricky Jay. No news radio 700 wlw. Hey,.
Rush Limbaugh
Former NYC firefighter Thomas Fee facing arrest in Capitol riot
"Of people involved in the January 6th assault on the Capitol building, including the arrest of a Staten Island man. And Thomas Phoebe, retired 22 year veteran of the F D. N Y federal agents took Nicholas Moncada and to custody at his home on Staten Island. Reportedly, he posted a photo on social media of himself inside the building, not far from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is office. Meanwhile, reports have it that Thomas fee of Freeport on Long Island was arrested after his girlfriend posted on Facebook concerning his involvement and Contacted by text message he allegedly admitted as much to a federal agent James
NewsRadio KFBK
"freeport" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Well, at least this week. I heard Of a £12 striper being taken below Rhea Vista by a guy throwing some surface plugs, but that's one fish. Let's check with Clyde wants the old timer to see if there's more than one out there. Good morning Cloud. Well, there might be a few more than one, but I don't know where they are. I got a report. There was some fish caught little pods face here and there outside of Dekker. So I went down. I put my all my gear back into dress from Minos. And I went back down there on Tuesday. No Thursday. Yeah, Tuesday was 13. But anyway, barges were working and taken whatever off of the island out there, the dirt and the water was a mass. Headed on down to broad smooth. And I've marked a total of three fish when through one place there and I've seen three fish and I got one on the 22 inches steady 22 inches, But I want to see what was inside of it. See what? Anything coming up, feeding and Talk to another friend out there and he was doing the same thing with the minnows on. He only had a couple shakers, but he took off when someplace else and he got into a part of fish and I heard he got around 20 papers. Nothing big. They kill you was down around Chain Island. Right now, The water temperature has come up to 53 degrees. Had another friend out. Trolling on Tuesday never found the fish. Did market Yes, he did mark something, and I went over where he said. He marks some fish below chain and I didn't see any fish in there. Oh, anyway, it's 53 degrees, and we should be having fish up here now. Yeah, it's true What I'm doing with the medals. You know, it's so small, You don't cover enough ground. So when I go back out again, I'm going to start throwing or you find in Minos where you find him because everybody is out of jumbo minnows. They're not really there. Colin Jumbo. Freeport, but they're you know, they're not what we used to get up jumble, but they're not. They're not really jumbo. They're just large, extra large. Yeah. Just Wouldn't even say good large. Yeah, yet there was no much suckers,.
CNBC's Fast Money
The Most Important Chart for the Markets
"We start off tonight with the most important charter in the market. Because of course we would according to one of our traders check out the yield curve spread between ten and two year treasuries at its highest level since february twenty eighteen. So our rates off to the racist. Could this rate shock crush this record rally karen. You flag this yeah. I don't know it will crush this record rally. We don't want rates to skyrocket to quickly. I mean this is a big move but still you know. The absolute is seventy eight basis points but it is sort of telling us that the expectation is that the economy. Oh heat up and we've seen that. The resources traded that tim talks about. We've seen in energy. We're seeing it in the banks Even though they don't really aren't giant to ten spread they do trade that way. So it's indicative of the expectation of a heating economy. Maybe also more stimulus. So that's sort of how position but i also have a big inflation bet on because i do think there is a chance that inflation gets away from the fed and i don't know what they would do in the shorter to medium term the timeframe though tim i mean it's got to be a goldilocks right. Just enough inflation. Not too much inflation. It's gotta be just right. Yeah i mean it definitely not too hot not too cold and you have a case where normalized rates coming out of this and whatever that means also but where we were coming into kobe remember. We're somewhere between one. Forty one seventy five and the ten year so pointed out what the trades that have been beneficiaries or have had the extra boost that comes from this and the resources trade. I mean look coppers three fifty. We haven't been three fifty since march of two thousand and thirteen and some of the trades that look like it's back to the future in the resource look at steel companies. And i'm not just talking about us. Steel look at mattel which arguably the biggest deal company in the world or posco. These you know mt. pk ex. Those are names. you can track over here freeport. We talk about all the time. So i think you have a case where the assessment of all of this to me is more about normalizing. It's not that we're in great shape. And in fact i think we're in a tough place for markets and even some of these trades when we've normalized but we aren't near normalization at this point then later on fiscal even if that's disappointing number Infrastructure to me is is going to continue to rally in these trades member again. you don't buy commodities when you're when they're cheap you buy them when they're running and when they're expensive and i think there's a lot left to do here.
GardenLine with Randy Lemmon
Brain-eating amoeba may be in Houston-area tap water
"A brain eating amoeba is found in the water supply of the brasses sport Water Authority. Nine communities being told not to consume any tap water. Let's run through these nine. Lake Jackson, Freeport Angleton, Brazoria Richwood Oyster Creek Clue. Rosenberg Dow Chemical TDCJ Clemens and TDCJ Wayne Scott. Residents advise. Don't DRINK Don't Wash. Don't SHOWER Don't use tap water for anything except Flushing a toilet until further notice.
On the Road with Dane Neal
Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Across Area; Chicago Area Under Tornado Watch
"Arsenal the forecast from the WGN Chicago weather center in northern Illinois southern Wisconsin and northwest Indiana also eastern Iowa all under tornado watches with a chance of more flooding and severe thunderstorms the tornado watch lasts until eight PM until Northern Illinois comes as parts of western Illinois south of Freeport are under a severe thunderstorm warning is a storm packing sixty mile an hour winds and golf ball sized hail moved northeast through white siding Carroll county's
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
The Orphan Train
"Today the orphan train the little boys stepped off the orphan from train in Rockford Oregon hundred and five years ago. He had no luggage just the clothes he wore. He spoke only German. Someone had pinned a card art on his jacket. At said he was six years old. His name was Charles. Frederick before the day was over the boy would be loaded into a covered wagon with other children who've been the ship West from the crowd at New York City. Orphanages Frederick and his companions were headed for durant where they would be parceled out to farm families the Children Aldrin were part of a social experiment called placing out between eighteen. Fifty three nine thousand nine hundred twenty nine trainloads of destitute and homeless children ruinous many as two hundred fifty thousand in all were transported from New York City Boston and other cities on the eastern sea coast to cities and towns along along the burgeoning rail. Lines in America's Middle West and West eventually large missile West cities also established orphan trains in exchange for good homes. uh-huh children many of whom have been living on the streets and eating from garbage cans were offered to farmers housewives businessmen as indentured workers workers. Some children were lucky may went to families that adopted them and treated them with love for others. Like Charles. Frederick results were mixed. This Irish family took him my dad. Franklin Frederick Seventy seven says he was just someone to work on the farm although the place you now program operated in the United States for about seventy five years until recently it was little known part of history of American childhood. It wasn't a tone nineteen seventy eight. When orphan train a fictional account of first orphan train writers was published? The curiosity about the system began now. There's a national organization the station to help descendants of train writers find their roots nonfiction. Books have been written and organizations across the country like the Illinois genealogical society are gathering records about orphan train riders the orphan trains stopped included Rockford Freeport Rochelle Oregon in all ninety. Children were taken in by Oregon families. The babies would ride in train coaches. The older kids were just stuck in boxcars. They orphanage Operators couldn't afford to put them all coaches citizens and towns along. The rail lines learned that the orphan train was headed their way. When an orphan print agent posted handbills put notices in the local paper in the case of children from Catholic orphanages like Frederick and his companions priests in parishes along the way were notified in advance and asked to lineup homes? When the train arrived towns people wanting to child would come to examine them and make a choice? People would poke their arms luck their muscles they would pick out kids. They wanted if any were leftover. They would go back on the train and move onto the next stop. Many children fell through the cracks. Though they were mistreated malnourish overworked on the other hand. For at least half it was a good experience. They had opportunities opportunities they would not have had if they stayed where they were. They may not even have survived
Motley Fool Answers
How Trump’s Stock Market Record Stacks Up
"So allison was a anyone's going to move the market mark. It's gotta be the president of the United States right. I mean all that power and influence and has to count for something. You'd think so. So when looking at Google trends as you happen to see a massive spike in the interest in the terms of trump and stocks the week of November six through twelve two thousand sixteen ecksteen and it just so happened to bin we following trump getting elected and along with that you see a lot of articles like seven stocks for a trump presidency wherein the riders make assumptions about which socks are going to perform. Well with trump in. The White House took a few years in picks panning out. Let's take a fairly unscientific. Look shall we please do very short on time for planning for this week's episode so go easy on me everybody all right so ice scrounged up a three articles from back in the day and did some very rough back of the envelope math to see how well do these stock prognosticators do when trying trying to figure out what trump's presidency would mean for some companies and industries so let's start with six stocks to buy when Donald Trump is president from the street. So any guesses on what some of these stocks are going to be or do you just want me to. Do you want me to tell you the stocks and you can guess if they're upper down soon ooh they would be like financial services companies and oil companies. Because they're gonNa you know trump is going to remove all these environmental protections uh-huh and things like that Yup so the street. Now I pick was apple because of something called tax repatriation which I did not have time to research idea being that if you have a bunch of money outside of the US will let you bring it back into the US and at a lower tax rate. There's a lot of companies are starting their money overseas because they don't if they bring it back to the US they'd they'd have to pay taxes. Yes I don't know why that means that Apple's stock price would go up but they picked apple for that another one geo group which is private prisons. We laugh but it's actually very sad. It's funny because it hurts hurts so much yeah again. Exxon Mobil Oil Smith and Wesson gun manufacturers which later there became American outdoor brands HDA Holdings which manages hospitals this one because apparently trump had promised that To kind of overhaul the VA system and allowing veterans to go to any hospital not just a Va hospital and then this one is just so on the nose. It's just it's it's quite funny Semtex the a Mexico based construction company a Mexican company. and Oh because we're gonNA build the wall that's how Mexico's GonNa pay for it. They provide the concrete and said this company was going to benefit Actually they're not concrete walls. That's the thing though so a lot of these were based on at this point of course nothing but campaign promises right so it's really has anything. How do you know for sure that something's GonNa come through? Do you want me to tell you how how these stocks performed or do you want me to move onto the next one and then I can tell you however next one the next one. Hey you know what not to be outdone six stocks for trump. How about seven from the Motley fool? Yes that's right. Hotly full wrote an article seven top stocks to buy with trump. Does the president so along the same lines of apple and tax repatriation This analyst said by General Electric. Aw Sorry it's easy to look back now and laugh as could be the financial services manufacturing part of it. They said tax repatriation was I. I don't know why anyway as and worked out a cheesecake factory won't because individual tax cuts are going to result in people eating out more interesting interesting kinder- Morgan Energy Energy Infrastructure Bank of America. Because of like you said Deregulation General Dynamics Defense Cell gene the biotech company because of again deregulation Possible with like a pricing drugs. Isn't that kind of thing. Yeah and then is it right to say Freeport McMoran McMoran. It's the copper mining company But this one because of trump promising one trillion dollars in infrastructure investment. All right last one. I looked at Kiplinger's best stocks for a Donald Trump Presidency Z.. Their first stock pick there was coach bags which later became tapestry The the idea here was consumer spending from tax cuts and a crackdown on counterfeit pitch Chinese goods. Exxon Mobil Energy the GEO group again for private prisons lazy boy because some people sit around and watch Fox News because trump said as one of his campaign promises that he was going to bring manufacturing back to the US and lazy boy already manufactures actress most of their stuff in the US so merck again because Healthcare Company the Drug Company because Trump would not regulate drug prices Susan Theory Smith and Wesson again for guns and then Vulcan materials the largest US producer of construction aggregates such as gravel and crushed stone so again an infrastructure picture brethren right so now. There's a lot of numbers that I could just shouting at you. But going with the street on average How'd you bought these stocks? The average return here is about twenty seven percent but that was because apple was the one that did really well Without apple all the returns would be a lot less ATA Holdings the hospital. The company that manages hospitals also did well with about ninety. Three percent. Return the Motley Defoe and looking at their pigs. Well as you know there is a couple stinkers here for digitally. Ge has done so well cheesecake factory is not done so well. Bank of America is up very twelve hundred forty six percent General Dynamics defense regulator up about thirty seven percent. If you'd gone with the Motley Fool's picks the average return was about forty percent not bad. Remember Kiplinger's again. They were coach. Exxon Mobil Geo Group. Lazy Boy The big winner here was lazy. Boy Really seventy one percent returns followed by Merck which is about sixty percent and vulcan materials about fifty percent so compare that to the SNP which is out over fifty percent since then so that makes a lot of these stop picks look even more. This is super back of the envelope. And so there's these articles did not all come out the day the same day they didn't anyway Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah. But Anyway the point is is that I have a broader counterpoint. What's your broader playwright or point is honestly this is just a reminder that no one can predict what is going to happen in the economy especially based on campaign promises? If you remember with Obama Dama he was going to make all the solar and wind stocks. Just shoot through the roof and sure enough. They did do quite well for a little while. That's right and so and so in the same way the people thought with trump well coal stocks are gonNA energy that oil does all this all this is just. It's just going to go through the roof right so I'm just saying that. Republicans equals guns for Babies and Democrats. Means solar panels for senior citizens is an over-simplification that ignores all the aspects that really matter when you're investing investing in a company like do they have good management. Do they allocate capital wisely. Do they have pricing power et Cetera et CETERA. And while you're certainly free to speculate how how anyone president may move the markets and move stocks. It's more fulfilling to invest in the world. You want to live in in not the one you think you're going to get just because of whoever ever is in power right now and that bro is what's up.
America's Truckin' Network
Torrential Imelda rains flood homes, snarl travel around Houston
"The law enforcement reporting and major road flooding then flooding in several homes in Beaumont Texas just the last couple of hours Beaumont picked up nearly two inches of rain in like one hour Wednesday night south Houston was under a flash flood warning Wednesday evening the heaviest rains of now push east of the city. so that has been lifted right there in the Houston metro direct. as of Wednesday night. Imelda which did become a short lived tropical storm Tuesday before making landfall. it has brought over twenty two inches of rain near the St Bernard wildlife of reserve seventeen inches of rain reported in Freeport and a sergeant Texas yeah they're now saying some locales may actually exceed twenty four inches of rain yeah by the time we get through Friday. it's not gonna bring the historic flooding like we saw with hurricane Harvey back in twenty seventeen but officials urge residents take heed of Imelda's torrential
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
UK Parliament prorogation to go ahead.
"Coming up on the news you K- parliament's suspension to go ahead Hurricane Dorian survivors not welcome in the United States and nearly all British Airways flights canceled as pilots go on strike. It's Monday September nine. I'm Anthony Davis the five week suspension of parliament. We'll begin later after. MP's expected to again reject government calls for a snap election opposition. MP's confirms they would not back the push for for an October fifteen Paul insisting law blocking and no deal brexit must be implemented. First ministers have called the law lousy and said they would test attest to the limit what it required them. Boris Johnson has been warned he could face legal action for flouting it. Common Speaker John Berko says is he will stand down at the next election or on October thirty first whichever comes first speaking in parliament Mr Berko said his ten year tenure was nearing its end and it had been the greatest honor and privilege to serve if there was no early election he said thirty first of October would be the least disruptive and most democratic date his faced fierce criticism from Brexit is who have questioned his impartiality on the issue of Europe and claim he has facilitated title efforts by MP's opposed to a no deal exit to take control of Commons business. Mr warned that if the appointment of his own successor was left until after the next election newly elected MP's might find themselves being unduly influenced by Ponti whips in their choice of figure it will mean a balance. Let's he's held when all members have some knowledge of the candidates. This is far preferable to a contest at the start of parliament where new MP's will not be similarly informed he you told the Commons in an emotional speech he said he had been proud to stand up for the interests of MP's and to act as the back benches backstop hundreds of hurricane Dorian survives crowded into a ferry anchored in Freeport Bahamas on Sunday evening after days on the sweltering islands with limited food water and power just two and a half hours across the ocean a safety and relief waited in Fort Lauderdale Florida then an announcement blared from the boats into com- speakers please all passengers is that don't have a US visa. Please proceed to disembark a crew member said in a video captured on board since Dorian devastated the island's earlier earlier this month hundreds of Bahamian refugees have reportedly come to the United States after going through a screening process with only a passport and proof of no criminal record the more than one hundred refugees forced to disembark Sunday night were baffled about why they were turned away at the last minute like this. It's kind of disappointing Reynard Oliver who held his infant daughter said it's hurtful because I'm watching my daughter cry but it is what it is on Saturday. Nearly fifteen hundred refugees traveled to the United States on another cruise ship reportedly without requiring visas. The refugees plight comes off the bipartisan partisan calls to waive all visa requirements for Bahamas survivors on Wednesday Senators Marco Rubio and Senator Rick Scott of Florida wrote an open letter to Donald trump urging him to allow in refugees with relatives in the United States eighteen other. Florida lawmakers made a similar appeal. He'll British. Airways was forced to cancel virtually all flights for Monday in Tuesday. After its pilots went on strike for the first time in the airline's history the strike was called by the British Airlines Pilot Association amid eight a heated dispute over pay with the airline that shows no signs of abating Palpa is planning another strike for September twenty seventh and said today that further strike dates may be announced nearly two hundred thousand passengers would do to travel today and tomorrow pilots are unhappy with as offer of an eleven point five percent salary increase over three years. They want a greater share of the airline's burgeoning prophets be posted operating profit of nearly two billion. Leeann pounds for two thousand eighteen an eleven point six percent increase over the previous year the average salary for be a captain is one hundred sixty seven thousand pounds sounds plus flying allowances. The offer of eleven point five percent would take the average salary to two hundred and two thousand pounds with another strike planned buffet said it would contact passes traveling on that date if their flights were likely to be impacted you can subscribe to the news with your favorite podcast. APP or ask Your Smart Speaker to play the news with Anthony Davis podcast leave us a review on I iteens and follow us on twitter at the news underscore podcast for daily updates. The news is an independent production covering politics wchs inequality health and climate delivering honest verified and truthful World News daily.
Here & Now
More than 76,000 in hurricane-hit Bahamas may need food, aid
"Hurricane dorian continues to drench. The east coast near the carolinas foreign aid is starting to come to the battered bahamas hamas u._s._a. I._d. Teams from los angeles and fairfax virginia have been joined by a british naval vessel but whole neighborhoods have been wiped out and we're hearing today from c._n._n.'s lands patrick ofman on the island of grand bahama that the airport is trashed. He hasn't seen any ships. He is and more important. He said residents are running out of food and water major clarence ingram with the international salvation army. He joins us by skype from nassau in the bahamas where he's based and where a relief operation to other islands ends is being staged major ingram patrick was lows to compare grand bahama to avocado which is also in crisis but he was worried the grand bahama may be overlooked lucked well. We are focusing right now. On grand bahama we have just been speaking on a conference calls <hes> making arrangements to get the hundred hundred and fifty thousand pounds of supplies in asap <hes> we have food dude and other essentials amassed at our warehouse in florida and we're just in the process nell of arranging for or <hes> air transportation so that we can bring it into grand bahama and freeport. We understand that the airport in freeport while the terminal is a disaster. Shall we say that the runway has been cleared so we are working now to a range of flights who get things in there as as soon as we can. Oh well that's so good here and by the way to reminder to people wear your change thrown into the salvation army bucket goes in part and also the the other things that you're going to have to deal with when you're people go there. This water is filled with sewage saltwater. We were you know hearing these are you. It's these are sea level islands and the surge practically covered most of them so i'm assuming the drinking water has in many places been tainted with saltwater water and medical care. Tell some more disease you're thinking about. We know that the drinking water has been
Mark Levin
Death toll in Bahamas from Hurricane Dorian rises to 20
"Death and devastation lift lawsuit I'm Barbara who sat after Dorian's devastating blow in the Bahamas one resident on the Abaco island said it looks like a bomb hit multiple reports now say the death toll has risen to at least twenty in the Bahamas due to the hurricane correspondent had a goblin says with the grand Bahama airport in Freeport destroyed the logistics of helping people in need becomes all the more difficult. and on many people were injured they need to be ready a light now because of the medivac block plane I don't hold out there and then we need water food everything quality and mostly contained in or out of the airport he is all ruined some three million people from Florida to Georgia and the Carolinas been warned to
Sean Hannity
Death toll climbs in Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian
"Hurricane Dorian gets blamed for at least ten deaths to in Florida one in North Carolina and the rest in the Bahamas wind and rain continue. that's how it sounds in Freeport officials blame at least seven deaths there amid the widespread destruction the storm left rescues continue with help from a Coast Guard crew from
Dr. Daliah
'Total devastation': Hurricane slams parts of the Bahamas
"Will thank heavens hurricane Dorian is finally moving off the Bahamas it just sat there moving like a mile an hour over the whole Bahamas and they got hit really bad there was a life threatening storm surge of up to fifteen feet expected on grand Bahama island and Floridians were freaking out I have family in you know fort Lauderdale and clear water in you know not knowing if the hurricane was going to start moving towards Florida move out to sea I will I am blown away at how they could predict hurricane movement and they predicted that after the bombers it was going to make a right turn I mean it made a beeline it was going to do west I mean street west and then. it's stalled and rather than moving towards Florida is designed to make a right turn and now it is moving up the coast. but still gave huge punches to the Bahamas there's a door is when the tent city has backed off now it's down to a category two I thought I saw just recently was a three still but I think they just downgraded to a two. but now we're worried about the Florida Atlantic coast parts Georgia the Carolinas and even southeast Virginia. and so right now it's still near grand Bahama island the eye wall is pummel the island since Sunday night destructive winds catastrophic storm surge some of the pictures are coming in the Bahamas it is devastated just devastated. it basically had the bombs for over forty eight hours started the apple goes island Sunday morning. settlement point had sustained winds of sixty one miles an hour gusting up to eighty two miles per hour. and right now I believe the speed is down to about a hundred twenty miles per hour of the actual hurricane. and now Florida coast is scenes of destructive damage because of I mean it's about eighty miles from the coast and so you know the waves are huge. beach erosion has already Curtis flats at Flagler beach. National Weather Service weather channel meteorologist Jim Cantore document a damaged homes on Hutchinson island why because of pounding surf squall from out of perfume Dorian continue to wrap into parts of the Florida peninsula. because one visit force winds there now miles an hour arrived at Juno beach Florida. that's going to continue with gusts over sixty miles per hour to Tuesday outer rain bands are also still you know flooding the area and we could possibly have tornadoes along the coast so we have hurricane warnings right now in effect in Florida from Jupiter inlet to punch Verde beach including Mel born in Daytona beach Florida the warning is now but extended to South Carolina from north of at least beach to south Santee river in a hurricane warning still remains in effect for grand Bahama the abacus islands northwestern Bahamas include Freeport and grand Bahama. so hurricane warnings meaning that hurricane force winds remember category one is seventy four miles an hour so hurricane warnings mean that those winds are either already Corinne or expected somewhere within the warning area and that's going to be within a thirty six hour time frame. so a storm surge warning has been issued from land Tampa Florida to south Santee river South Carolina and that includes Daytona beach Jacksonville beach St Simons Tybee island Charleston South Carolina. so you know you would you would watch the weather I was I was glued to the weather channel all weekend and you would see people. walking behind a meteorologist sorry. I don't want to laugh at all because you know what people were doing they were trying to recreate those videos that are online have you guys seen those videos where you have. meteorologist reporters that are trying to look like they're holding on. and you know to find the winds and trying to you know hold their balance and they're screaming in the wind and then you see people walk behind them with an ice cream cone and wave like high. I right or you know I think there was one reporter that tried to claim this weekend that bodes in Florida were already push the shore by the storm. add their all these things being pushed on to the beach and you actually saw the votes are all tied up neatly and it was nice people walking by and you know even in you know smile and things like that and so clearly there's a lot of like you know whether reporting gone wrong people in a boat there's one I forget was one of those Kitty current but somebody was in a boat looking like she had to paddle around and then somebody walked right by her. in a single deep water. it all and then so it you know we know that you know the weather channel these meteorologist they have a job to do and storms are life threatening and they need to get people out and so they're not gonna show a person in a nice dry area tell everybody it's scary they're going to kind of show you know what they need pictorials because some people they just don't evacuate they just leave. Floridians a lot of them did not evacuate them they you know they were waiting for the hurricane advisory to blows my mind that the same age we could be that accurate I mean we were actually it was I was like I don't see how it's going to head towards Florida's commit towards Florida. so you don't think that it didn't hit Florida unfortunately you have that whole coast. that could get hit you know there's an argument that averages one across Florida in a day. we would cause less damage then riding up the coast to Jacksonville Charleston Wilmington Hatteras so the you know so you know we think it's going to be hitting and not really leaving are closed until Sunday heading areas near main and etcetera and at it's a battle on this was bad five people dead so far we're gonna be unfortunately hearing more as the crews are able to get into the Bahamas fully understand the devastation was just enormous this week as NASA but the nation week a lot of people in the Bahamas and Florida you know can't donate blood the Carolinas etcetera because a worried about the the storm and and blood shortages are expected that to happen especially after the bad summer NASA but the nation because the first week of September and as for governors from across United States United to you know help
Sean Hannity
Hurricane Dorian has weakened to a Category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds near 110 mph (175 kph).
"Hurricane Dorian is a category two storm has weakened as it has grown a larger it is very very large and kind of spreading out and weakening on interactive radar as it finally begins moving northwest off Florida's coast after devastating the Bahamas for two days still has sustained winds of one hundred ten miles per hour still a very dangerous storm storm although it has moved further east which is great news for all of us located about a hundred and five miles east of fort Pierce about sixty five miles north of Freeport as its on my wall finally it moves away from the grand Bahama island they were pounded with category five storm wind and rain category five wins for two days a lot of devastation bear in the
Bloomberg Daybreak
Tracking the latest storm path for Hurricane Dorian
"John hurricane Dorian remains a dangerous threat to the southeast coast over the next few days more than a half a foot of rain is possible from northeastern Florida up into the Carolinas Bloomberg meteorologist rob Caroline has more on the category three storm Michael during this but sitting just north of grand Bahama island throughout the night home allowing the island with its southern I wall it's located about thirty miles north northeast of Freeport on grand Bahama island and it's not moving out today it should start to slowly drift west were towards the north northwest and the speed will gradually increases it turns more to the north tomorrow the path is forecast keep the strongest winds just east of the Florida peninsula but the storm will have to watch very very carefully over the course of the next several days Michael rob thank you very much Sir at least five people have died from Dorian in the
Erin Burnett OutFront
Dorian Slams into Bahamas and Menaces Florida
"We begin with the breaking news. This hour hurricane dorian the massive deadly storm is now lashing the florida coast powerful winds whipping onshore conditions are getting worse with each passing hour and it is going to be hours upon hours and hours. This is from moments ago from melbourne beach. Florida mandatory evacuations are underway there. Let's show you the storm from the international space station a stunning picture three hundred miles wide right now winds up to one hundred and forty five miles an our the picture of the storms. I just tweeted by u._s. Astronaut onboard the space station so that is the i of dorian seen from space as that storm is essentially sleet stationary moving so slowly ravaging the bahamas which it has been doing us since it came ashore there as a category five storm thirty hours ago it it is the most powerful storm in known history to hit the bahamas decimating the islands. Thousands of homes and businesses are now gone. An entire island is without power tonight. It is way too early to have any sense of the death toll and to give you an idea of just how high the storm surge was what the united states could be looking. Eh you can see waves nearly reaching the second story of home. <hes> rescue crews are just starting the grim task of searching for signs of life among the piles of debris and it the scenes like this that has officials in florida pleading with people in evacuation zones. Were still there to get out of a team of reporters standing by from florida to the bahamas tonight. I want to begin with miguel marquez who is out front in vero beach florida gal. What are people eating the evacuation warnings yes and no there's most the people along. The coast here have evacuated along the way but this storm has been so slow. It's creeping so slowly towards us. We've had this same wind for most of the day to day that is south here at vero beach. We're on the barrier islands here. The sea has been quite rough about the same. We've gotten on some bands of wins but as you look north you can see it's sort of broken up is not quite as much wind and clouds on that end of it so you do. You have some people who are staying sort of coming here to watch see what's happening. Some people coming here to secure their homes before they get out. Most people say they they are. They are going to get out there waiting to see what's happening here. They're watching very closely. What's happening to the bahamas right now and they're all wondering when will make that right word. Turn will head north and if it doesn't if it wobbles toward shore people are concerned about that authorities saying look if you don't get out tonight by a two a._m. Tonight it will really start to come in <hes> in a very big strength here. If you don't get out before those winds hit forty five hours those those bridges to the mainland we'll be closed and you will have to ride it out here on the barrier islands aaron all right miguel marquez. Thank you very much. I wanna go as as miguel pointing. They're indicating getting down south. Just south of miguel stuart florida where brian todd is at this hour so <hes> brian <hes> you know as we understand it. You know it's sort of sitting there as it moves so slowly. What is happening conditions where you are conditions here. Erin are getting worse like they are. Mcgill is look at the storm surge here at this park in stuart stuart florida. The waves have been smacking up against the seawall here all day long. It has been getting worse and if you can see out here looks like a rain band another one of those outer rain bands is about to come in here. You're at seward. It's been like this all day. You'll get an really hasn't let up as far as the wind. The rain has come and gone with the wind has not let up and we are told that the wind is going to get much worse in the next say twelve hours or so here in stewart what also is a concern as you've got the confluence of three large bodies of water that have all been you know had the storm surge been bolstering them <hes> since i guess sunday <hes> where was in the bahamas that storm surge i has been affecting the atlantic ocean over here the indian river lagoon here and the saint louis river right over here. This is a confluence of those three bodies of water all of which have seen the storm surge really get stronger and that makes the flooding here the flooding danger here much worse in addition. We can tell you that right behind us. Here are barrier islands hutchinson island in jupiter island about thirty thousand. The people combined live on those islands. Some of them have gotten out there under mandatory evacuation orders but as you know even under mandatory evacuation they people cannot be forced from their homes. They are concerned though that the people who did not get off these islands are not going to be able to get help once the storm starts. They believe that they're not going to be able to get first responders to them. The bridges are going to be closed. Ridge is going to be too dangerous for first responders to pass over them and they're worried that people here in these barrier islands are going to get cut off for at least a couple of days erin all right brian todd. Thank you very much and let's get the latest now on doors path. Tom sater meteorologist is tracking the storm. So <hes> tom you know is <hes>. You know. You hear people saying well. Let's let's wait. Is it gonna wobble. Is it gonna turn. What is the forecast right now well. We're still hopeful that it's going to start to make that job to the north now and stay offshore but the the door is not closed on that yet the sun is setting and you can see it here in the visual imagery another harrowing night for those in the bahamas about seventy thousand of this northern islands three hundred hundred sixty thousand overall but they're without power communications probably without roofs we've heard of total decimation of homes and the inundation of heavy water and they're going to have a long night tonight it. It is stationary. It's not even moving one mile per hour now. We cover a lot of hurricanes and the c._n._n. Weather center typhoons and super typhoons of the pacific cyclones in the in the indian ocean. I've never seen one put on the brakes like this. Keep its power after traveling aaron. Seventeen hundred miles form barbados through is wobbling a little bit overnight last night. It went through what we call an eye wall replacement cycle. It can't sustain this energy so the eye wall opens up another band and then it contracts syndicates energy back but every time it does that those strong winds extend outward so the storm actually gets broader in its strength you you can see already some rain in the carolinas into florida. We've had some waterspouts. I wouldn't be surprised to see a tornado watch tonight or tomorrow for the eastern half of florida but but even when you get in freeport i mean this is only thirty two miles to the northeast of them. They have been getting a beating but they struck the strongest winds near the i. Maybe just away from them. I'm sure this has changed the coastline in the shape of it right now but what we're watching now of course the warnings have been extended north. Just south of jacksonville now watches her into the carolinas but coming up the second part of this show. I want to talk about the steering currents and what this means every ten fifteen twenty miles is critical. We we need to get that. Turn to the north and i think we may have something that's going to help us out and share it with you in just a little bit all right. Thank you very much. Tom is going to be back with us as we watch this and tom in a few minutes i wanna talk about four pierce one of the city's about to feel the impact a door and when you talk about these wide bands tom linda hudson you see her there the mayor of fort pierce here's joins me now. Live maher. I appreciate your time <hes> obviously the storm dangerously close to florida and so enormous that you have these impacts but so slow that you have some people saying well. I just wanna get a better sense of things. What is your biggest concern right now. Mayor i am concerned that people will not take it seriously we still even though it looks better for us. It's still going to be a serious effect on this area. The winds are going to be high and the storm surge is going to be high and we're concerned about flooding so and we're also wanting people to stay in their homes and not leave their homes until all the all clear so you know obviously you're going to have hurricane-force winds as you as you talk about the storm surge itself could be it could be incredibly deadly <hes>. Are you prepared right right now. Yes we are prepared and i will tell you that we've had lots of time to prepare. How many days have we had to prepare pair. So we feel really good about what we done and <hes> we're experienced at this and i know you can't prepare for every eventuality -ality but <hes> we have a great team that has had experience with matthew and experience with irma and we coordinate well within this county and and we've done the best we can with what we have and we're we're prepared so when darrow people you know who have not evacuated and we are you you know across florida where they're gonna be. Bridges are going to be closing down right. People are going to be stock and they could be stuck for days and if the storm <hes> you know you have a stationary storm like what's happening the bahamas it could be incredibly incredibly deadly <hes> for a loss of life. What is your message to people who have not yet heeded evacuation warnings so they shelter in place ace. They've made that choice and most of them should know the dangers. The dangerous are <hes> when the winds get above forty five miles per hour first responders cannot come and rescue them and so that message is always clear and <hes> we have seven hundred people in shelters right now who heated that message and in a vacuum but couldn't leave but a lot of people left a lot of people left friday saturday and sunday so <hes> the ones that are sheltering in place they know the risk a- and <hes> we're we're all in this together all right. Thank you very much more
The Michael Medved Show
Hurricane Dorian Batters Bahamas as ‘Catastrophic’ Storm
"Hurricane Dorian is grinding down hearted focusing its fear is it continues to batter the Bahamas at eight PM eastern time tonight the storm center was just about twenty five miles northeast of Freeport grand Bahama island is barely but from that position all day and as with all hurricanes when they stay in the same position for quite some time that normally means heavy rains and a greater risk
Business Unusual with Barbara Corcoran
How To Make Them Beg For Your Product
"Here's something that kind of bugs me all the time. Lots of entrepreneurs thinks that the product or the service that they're about to offer that business is the end all when I want to say to everyone is you can have a good product. You can have a good service. But let me tell you. It's useless unless you can create a sense of demand, if you can create a sense of demand, even for new product, Hugh have a customer who comes through door and gives you the money to buy it. So here's my advice for all these people that think it's all about the product or the service that they're about to sell. I'm here to tell you. It's all about having that, but much more importantly, creating a sense of demand that your product is irresistible. Let me give you a few examples. I have a cousin who opened and ran for many years in my hometown of Edgewater rusty's far his business when he started out had good food beautiful space, you put his life savings into it. But no one was coming to his bar until Russi came up with the idea of calling all of his friends and simply saying park your cars outside my bar that made all the difference within weeks. Rusty's bar was hopping. What had rusty figured out? Of course, he had a formula of good bar. Good service. But he finally figured out. It was the sense that everybody wanted it that would bring people in. And that's how rusty built his very profitable business. When I started my business, I had one listing for my old boss that I used to answer phones for and I was thankful for the listing. It was a one bedroom that was priced at three hundred and forty dollars a month. Yeah. I know in New York in those days way way back you get a one bedroom for three hundred forty dollars a month today. I guess that would be maybe three thousand four hundred dollars a month. But there I have one listing. What was I going to do with the one listing hopefully rent it? But I could talk about that listening every day advertise it every day. It wasn't going to get it rented until I thought of a given. The gimmick. I thought of is to build a wall in the L part of that living room and call it not a one bedroom anymore, but a one bedroom and debt now, what would you call in on the New York Times ad which was the internet of its day. Would you? Call in on the one bedroom for three forty or the one bedroom in Denver three forty. It. Was that simple gimmick that got my phone ringing off the hook. Because I understood the importance of positioning. Positioning a product that everybody wants by thinking of a simple gimmick when I needed to get attention in a very bad real estate market. But was we had no one calling in for our property. I developed something called the Corcoran report. And all it was was an addition of eleven sales. I had for the year divided by eleven average sale price. So I published that average sales price and sent it to everyone when I say published it sounds fancy when I actually did is folded up mail it to anyone who wrote for the New York Times that day, and what happened boom, I got great, publicity, and I stole my competitors market share because I was quoted in every newspaper on my new statistical report, that's a gimmick. That's creating demand for people to come in and ask to see the listings because some in the news all the time. So they figure them someone important. Today's cork freeport is social media, and I can tell you in all the business I invested in shark tank. I never invest in an entrepreneur who's not good at social media because I understand the importance of that you have to get notice and today's platform forgetting notice is in social media. I have a business named the dough bar. It's a delicious dober- that everyone who works out really is into wants to order and keep ordering more. But why they doing more not because it's the only dough bar in the United States. But because my to entrepreneurs are remarkable at social media that makes everybody wanted another business. I have is Grayson lace. One of the principals, Melissa models are closed and looks like a million bucks. She makes videos for her Facebook group of the new lines as they coming in. And what do you think Melissa has because she makes her product look so desirable because of our marketing ability, she has forty million dollars in sales. Yeah. You heard that forty million dollars in sales. Another business. I've invested in his cousins, Maine, lobster was so successful. And so consistent in how they promote and social media. They create a page for every market they open in and they let their entrepreneurs promote like crazy in their local market, and they do so well because of it they sell themselves as well as they'll obser-, and then tons of people wanna come in. And also by a franchise what fabulous promoters do. They have the best lobster rolls of anyone. Of course, they do. But that's not what they're selling. They're selling their lore of making people won a lobster roll. So if you're going to use social media, you have to be authentically yourself. This is what I've discovered people out there following on social media. Don't follow you the minute. They sense anything. That's ingenuous. They drop out people are smarter than you think they know the difference. If you're yourself on social media, and the customer can sense that you're thin typically yourself, they will follow you. And it's an following you that you could promote like crazy your product and do better and better with what you do. And what you get when you make people want you. You get sells the lifeblood of all business sales the most essential thing. But you can't do it today without being good at social media.